Destination:
Nairobi
Date:
December 2017
Flight
Information
Flights From
USA
Below are sample fares from USA cities to Nairobi. Since the availability is constantly changing, please call us for exact fares & info.
Airport
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New York
Dallas
Houston
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Chicago
Fares
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$727
$809
$760
$700
$825
$690
Flights From
Canada
Below are sample fares from Canadian cities to Nairobi. Since the availability is constantly changing, please call us for exact fares & info.
Airport
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Toronto
Vancouver
Montreal
Calgary
Edmonton
Halifax
Fares
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$1037
$1473
$1399
$1483
$1408
$1453
Economy or Luxury. Book hotel rates within your budget.
Luxury Nairobi hotel in Westlands with 4 restaurants
4-star hotel with free breakfast and restaurant. Located in the heart of Nairobi.
Breakfast included. Located in Westlands, this hotel is within 1 mile of The Sarit Centre, Westgate Shopping Mall,
Centrally located in the city, the hotel is within walking distance of Kenyatta International Convention Center.
Breakfast included. Located in the heart of Nairobi, this hotel is within a 15-minute walk of City Market.
Wonderful Family-friendly hotel with 2 restaurants and full-service spa.
Fun and Cool things to do in Africa.
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Explore the expansive savannahs of Lion and Safari Park on an unforgettable adventure that brings you face-to-face with Africa's incredible wildlife. As you cruise around the park in an open-air vehicle, encounter cheetahs, hyenas, antelopes, and even rare white lions in their natural habitat.
Explore the 2400 million year old Magaliesberg mountain, slide across the gorge from rock face to rock face in a zigzag formation, slides vary from 20 meters to 140 meters and in places are 30 meters above the stream below.
Venture out for a day's hiking on Africa's highest mountain, at 19,341 feet (5,895 m) above sea level. Trek the easy-level route of Marangu and admire the stunning views of the 3 volcanic peaks of Kibo, Mawenzi, and Shira as your guide explains their geology and surroundings.
Travel into the heart of Stone Town, the oldest section of Zanzibar City. Navigate your way through winding streets marked by buildings with elaborately carved doors and elegant verandas. Survey the hustle and bustle of the Darajani Market, which retains the lively atmosphere of the bazaars that took place on the island for centuries.
M'chuzi wa kuku is a curry dish made with chicken in coconut milk. The food in Kenya is based on fresh and local ingredients that grow bountifully in the equatorial climate, along with goat, beef and chicken, and fish from freshwater lakes and the Indian Ocean. Corn is a staple in Kenya and appears in many forms and dishes. Kenyans grind it into a flour and turn it into ugali, a firm bread or cake that they use like a mini spoon to scoop up fish, vegetables or meat.
Utamaduni is a large crafts emporium and easily one of the best places to souvenir shop in Nairobi, with more than a dozen separate shops selling all kinds of excellent African artworks and souvenirs. City Market. The city’s main souvenir business is concentrated in this covered market, which has dozens of stalls selling wood carvings, drums, spears, shields, soapstone, Maasai jewellery and clothing. It’s a hectic place and you’ll have to bargain hard.
Matatu, Taxi, or Tuk-Tuk?
Public transport in Nairobi is comprised of small vans carrying about 14 passengers (matatus) and midibuses and buses carrying between 25 and 50 passengers. Foreign travellers would be very unwise to travel by matatu at all.
Three-wheel auto-rickshaws, or tuk-tuks, are also used as taxis in Nairobi. Walking in the city can be dangerous and is not a good idea after dark or outside of tourist areas. The best option if you are spending a day or two in the city is probably to hire a taxi and driver recommended for you by your hotel or tour operator.
If you are searching for a quality, yet affordable car hire company to rent a car for your once in a lifetime trip to the beautiful city of Nairobi,we can help.
As people are compelled to use them due to Nairobi’s endemic street crime, taxis here are overpriced and under-maintained, but you’ve little choice, particularly at night. Taxis don’t cruise for passengers, but you can find them parked on every other street corner in the city centre – at night they’re outside restaurants, bars and nightclubs. It can be much cheaper to hire a taxi for the day if you plan to do a lot of moving around town. Ask at your hotel or simply negotiate with a taxi driver.
Our job is to inform you. We don't make the decisions.
Take the day to uncover a wealth of sights in Durban with a knowledgeable tour guide leading the way. Scope out the landmarks of the waterfront and downtown area, explore the Botanic Gardens and Moses Mabhida Stadium, and then end the day with a fun-filled visit to uShaka Marine World. Marvel at sharks, rays, and giant fish species in the aquarium, and catch a dolphin or seal show.
You've got that resort wardrobe packed, the itinerary nailed down and an insatiable desire for drinks with umbrellas. And then it happens: the unexpected. A summons for jury duty, your best friend gets ill, you have a sudden family emergency or you have to forego a trip because you lose your job. Missing a trip is just one reason to purchase travel insurance. Some travel mishaps can’t be avoided, but travel insurance can be a security blanket worth packing.
Kenya Tourist visa is required for US citizens. We can assist. All travelers will need a passport valid for at least 90 days following your departure date from United States of America. However, we strongly recommend traveling with 6 months validity on your passport at all times.
Clamber up a high mountain pass in a rugged 4x4 vehicle during a guided tour to Sani Pass and the enclave of Lesotho. This full-day experience includes lunch along an alpine passage, a visit to a traditional Sotho village, and a chance to spot wildlife during the return journey to Durban. At the summit, see all the way into Lesotho, and then take time to savor a light lunch at a high-elevation pub before crossing the border and connecting with members of a Sotho mountain community.